Terms used:
- Fuku: a curse, or a string of bad luck
- Zafa: opposite of a fuku and can break/counteract/prevent a fuku
Names:
-El Cuco: The Dominican version of the boogeyman.
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-La Bruja: a dominican witch
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-La Ciguapa: A shy, swamp woman with backwards feet
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-Un Baca: a spirit summoned by a Bruja to ensure a person does as told
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-Verda Anwir: verdad means 'truth' in spanish, and Anwir is a name that means 'liar' in english
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(yes I did draw that myself... its not all that great but I couldn't find anything I liked on google for clothes or well ANYTHING, so I drew them)
YOU ARE READING
Your Fuku
Paranormalit's a second person narrative about a Dominican (boy, girl, or trans/non gender individual of your choice) and their life seeing all the Dominican mythological creatures of myths and legends, and the curse of the fuku(s)
